We invent things that help all people.

Born from a child whose books, comics and films put the idea of wanting to be a great inventor into their head and inspired them to attract other friends where together they could form a league of inventors who would work on solving big and important problems that would prevent them from feeling too lonely.

What can we do to prevent these children from feeling alone or “rare” in society rather than seeing their peculiarity as something special?

Create an environment where we let them dare to fail, be disruptive, creative and innovative, by learning how to weld circuits, electricity, electronics, microprocessors, build with 3D printers and publish their ideas.

Public Invention makes a difference by inventing things for humanitarian purposes that help all people. Training inventors, technologists and students to find a PIHE space where they collaborate and conceptualize their ideas in inventions through team building, job selection, learning events, joint work and, in some cases, material support.

At public Invention, we believe that the public inventor of the future is a person who is part of a community that embraces the interdisciplinary talents that combine to shape the future: inventiveness, design, writing, art, photography, engineering, administration, fundraising. All our work is in the service of promoting humanitarian invention.